Use Different Sugar Varieties To Make Flavor-Boosted Powdered Sugar
With the right equipment, it's easy to make powdered sugar at home. For an extra flavor boost, pay attention to the type of sugar you're turning to powder.
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The Scientific Reason San Francisco Sourdough Tastes Different
San Francisco sourdough is widely known for its unique character, but what's the science behind this unique bread? An expert explains what's going on.
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The History Of Green Bean Casserole Didn't Start With The Holidays
Green bean casserole may now be a classic on many holiday tables in the U.S., but the truth is that this dish's origins have little to do with the holidays.
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Bok Choy In Black Bean Sauce Recipe
Dress up baby bok choy in an assortment of bold flavors including fermented black beans, ginger, garlic, and vinegar.
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McDonald's Is Bringing Back Its Most Requested Menu Item In 2025
McDonald's is bringing back a fan favorite menu item that's been gone for quite a while, though it's currently not clear exactly when it will return.
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Dunkin' May Soon Add A New Coffee Inspired By A Rich, Chocolatey Dessert
If social media chatter is correct, then Dunkin' is releasing a new, chocolate-forward beverage and other treats in the new year. Here's what you might expect.
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How Soul Food Became A Symbolic Part Of Kwanzaa Celebrations
Kwanzaa is a celebration of African-American culture that begins in late December and often involves culturally significant meals of historic soul food.
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The Extra Step That Makes Ina Garten's Shrimp Cocktail A Tastier Appetizer
Shrimp cocktail is a classic party food but it can get a little boring. If that's happened, take some cooking advice from celeb chef Ina Garten.
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12 Costco Grocery Products To Buy And 7 To Avoid
Costco has a loyal customer base, but it's crucial to be discerning, even if you're a die-hard fan. We've collated the top 12 items to buy and eight to avoid.
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Vegetable Medleys Are Being Recalled Over E. Coli Concerns
A recent issue with E. coli has led to another consumer product recall, this time affecting a variety of vegetable medleys sold in multiple U.S. states.
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A New Premium Liquor Has Arrived On Costco Shelves
If you're a fan of Cognac already or want to give this spirit a try in your next drink, a relatively affordable and tasty option has just arrived at Costco.
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December Aldi Finds To Keep Your Holiday Parties Merry And Bright
December 2024 brings some Aldi finds that are perfect for bringing cheer and merriment to your next holiday party, from the cheese plate to games.
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Why Round Fruits Are Traditionally Eaten To Ring In The New Year
In some cultures, round fruits are considered to be an especially good thing to eat at the beginning of a new year. Here's why it's become a tradition.
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Chick-Fil-A's Leaked 2025 Menu Features A Spicy Chicken Sandwich Fave
If social media chatter is correct, then fast food restaurant Chick-fil-A is bringing back a long-beloved spicy chicken sandwich. Here's what you need to know.
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At What Temperature Does Beer Freeze?
Though it doesn't happen easily, beer can sometimes freeze. Here's the temperature at which that occurs and what to do if your brew gets a bit too frosty.
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Sugar Is Superior To Frosting When Building Gingerbread Houses
Using frosting to construct your gingerbread house can be a structurally unsound, frustrating experience. A simple pivot to sugar could be just what you need.
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The Common Kitchen Ingredient That Can Help Remove Stains From Your Decanter
If you find ugly red wine stains in your nice glass decanter, a simple pantry ingredient could be all you need. An expert explains how it works.
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What 12 Celebrities Really Order From McDonald's
Some celebrities love McDonald's -- from Selena Gomez, Kanye West, and Millie Bobby Brown, we've got what the stars love to order at McDonald's.
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What Makes Some Butters Yellow And Others More Pale?
Take a careful look at the different butter brands in the store, and you'll notice that some are more yellow than others. Here's what actually going on here.
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Avoid A Common Wine Mistake By Considering Its Storage Environment
Though there is much variation in the world of wine, an expert notes that the common mistake of ignoring a bottle's storage environment can affect many bottles.
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How To Toast Pecans In Your Oven Or On The Stovetop
Toasted pecans are an excellent addition to many dishes, but there are key things to remember whether you're toasting them in the oven or on your stovetop.
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The Best Way To Store Homemade Sourdough Uses A Kitchen Stalwart
If you find that your homemade sourdough bread is going stale or even moldy, then a common kitchen resident may be all you need to keep bread fresh.
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Our Favorite Aldi Finds To Make Holiday Breakfasts Sweeter Than Ever
If your holiday breakfasts are looking a bit humdrum, then a simple trip to your local Aldi for these December Aldi Finds could be just the fix you need.
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We Tried This Powerhouse Texas-Style BBQ Brisket Rub And It's A Perfect Mix Of Sweet And Smokey
Rubwise Texas Brisket BBQ Rub has a perfect blend of sweet and smokey flavor -- we know, because we tried it. And trust us, it's not just for brisket.
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How Are Russian Crepes Different From The French Type?
As the different origins suggest, the processes of creating and enjoying French and Russian crepes have some significant but delicious differences.
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The Paper Towel Trick For Decarbonating A Drink If You Hate The Bubbles
If your drink has too much carbonation for your taste, then this simple trick utilizing a paper towel could cut down on many, if not all, of those bubbles.
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Why You Need To Keep Your Lettuce Away From The Freezer
Properly storing lettuce can take a bit of care, but it's certain that the freezer is no good for handling your leftover lettuce. Here's why it's a bad idea.
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